PEOPLE AND PLANET PROMISE

Our goal since we started has been to always give more than we take. In 2022, we decided to double down on our efforts of doing good and really put our money where our mouth is. But instead of just focusing on the climate crisis, we wanted to put equal emphasis on both people and the planet. Here is an overview of the promises we have made and our progress so far:

We have calculated this number in two ways. First, the total number of people our brand comes into contact with by 2030 will mean we will have positively impacted 80,000 customers and staff who travel or work with us. The second contribution to this number is the number of people who will stand to benefit from our charitable donations and the community projects we create, which will be 170,000 by 2030.

We have committed to gifting 1% of our yearly revenue to be spent on people and planet initiatives. Meaning our impact is not reliant on donations post profit, it is directly built into our business model.

In 2022 we signed the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism and created our own Climate Action plan to help support the global commitment to halve emissions by 2030 and reach net zero before 2050. In doing so, we now measure and declare our carbon footprint as a business every month and decarbonise by offsetting all carbon emissions through a variety of projects and tree planting initiatives.

OUR PROGRESS SO FAR...

332,482
TREES PLANTED
ÂŁ320,123 donated to 29 initiatives
Across 12 Countries
8,903 Tonnes
of Carbon Offset

Community Tourism Enterprises on tour:

A amazing locally-led non-profit organisation dedicated to improving the welfare of the working horses in Gili Trawangan.

A community-focused creative and cultural experience space in Marrakech. The project connects travellers with local Moroccan artisans, cooks, hosts and cultural practitioners through hands-on workshops.

A unique tourism experience that begins with a guided walk through Santichaiprakarn Park by the Chao Phraya River and includes a DIY workshop upcycling plastic bottle caps into colourful bead keychains.

All supported Projects

At the end of 2024, we funded the construction of eight wells in rural Cambodia. The project will provide reliable drinking water, reduce waterborne diseases and free up time for locals to pursue education and livelihoods.

Our ongoing donations have helped the Bali Street Mums Project, an Indonesian NGO that helps women and children. The project provides a safe house, food, medical support and education for impoverished families. We have been working with Bali Street Mums for over 5 years, and it's amazing to see the support that they have provided locals.

We recently donated 100 culturally relevant books to Australia’s Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF). ILF works with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to provide free books, early‑literacy resources and books in Indigenous languages. The organisation has delivered over 1 million books and partners with more than 500 remote communities across Australia.

We recently funded our second trash barrier with Sungai Watch. Indonesia is the world’s second‑largest plastic polluter, and illegal landfills continue to grow rapidly. Sungai Watch’s community clean‑ups have removed over 1.6 million kg of non‑organic trash and engaged 45,386 volunteer hours since 2022, and we are proud to support their work.

Our donations have sponsored 64 scholarships through Children of Vietnam. The charity’s mission is to break the cycle of poverty by providing targeted support and wraparound services to children and their families. By funding scholarships, we help students continue their education, reducing the risk of dropping out and opening pathways to brighter futures.